Better lighting for my teg
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From: Mtl.Quebec
Originally Posted by xIntegrax
How do you do a 9005 conversion? Is it easy, and how much would it cost to do one? I know u can switch the plug from the high beam to the low beam, but when i try it, i see no difference at all.
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From: Temecula, Ca
Silverstars suck, they are still yellow. Sure they have less of a yellow tint to it, but thats not the look i wanted.
I have APC Hyper White bulbs (Yup my only APC brand mod) and I love em. Looks great at night, bright white with a tint of blue. Also I have had them for over a year on my low and high beams and not once have they burned out. I was impressed...APC does make good bulbs hahah.
I have APC Hyper White bulbs (Yup my only APC brand mod) and I love em. Looks great at night, bright white with a tint of blue. Also I have had them for over a year on my low and high beams and not once have they burned out. I was impressed...APC does make good bulbs hahah.
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Originally Posted by So.Cal_INTEGRA
Silverstars suck, they are still yellow.
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Originally Posted by Kai
Silverstars are not yellow, I've personally seen them in three different versions and I swear by them. Sounds like a personal problem.
The link above shows silverstars at night
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=919047
IMO why spend $20 bux for each bulb thats advertised as a white bulb when really it has a OEM type Look to them?? I made that mistake.
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I had Piaa Super Whites in my car until one finally croked early this spring. They had been in my car for about 6 years.
I went to the Silverstars and they didn't seem as white but I wasn't totally sure. Well, after having the Silverstars in my car for about 5 to 6 months, one blew the other night. I wasn't very happy in their longevity. Being in a hurry, I grabbed the other Piaa and installed it quickly so I wouldn't be late for work. Seeing them side by side, the Piaa was definitely whiter.
But I will say this, the Silverstars are definitely less yellow than the OEMs.
I went to the Silverstars and they didn't seem as white but I wasn't totally sure. Well, after having the Silverstars in my car for about 5 to 6 months, one blew the other night. I wasn't very happy in their longevity. Being in a hurry, I grabbed the other Piaa and installed it quickly so I wouldn't be late for work. Seeing them side by side, the Piaa was definitely whiter.
But I will say this, the Silverstars are definitely less yellow than the OEMs.